Maskinparken TRE

Municipality

Trondheim

Country

Norway

Type

Residential

Description

Maskinparken TRE is a rectangular apartment building with 8 floors and consists of 47 apartments. Each apartment has an area between 30-115 m2 with 1-4 rooms, which are designed with open and bright living areas together with large windows. The building is constructed in CLT-elements for the external walls, internal walls, slabs and roof and is covered with wood façade cladding. Underneath the building there is a basement constructed in cast-in reinforced concrete. To comply with the Norwegian fire regulation and regulations regarding noise, an additionally concrete screed and gypsum boards are needed.

An LCA of this case has been conducted and is a part of the LCA e-learning course to evaluate the environment impact of this type of building.

Hus Arkitekter

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Lilleby Eiendom AS

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Client

Lilleby Eiendom AS

Architect

HUS Arkitekter

Building system

Cross laminated timber

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